Accessibility Statement

We aim to align our digital experience with recognised good practice, referencing the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA benchmark.

We actively design and maintain our pages with accessibility in mind, treating user-friendly communication as an ongoing responsibility across our digital touchpoints.

Our efforts include maintaining plain language, consistent navigation hierarchies, descriptive alternative text for meaningful imagery, and legible typographic scales.

Because LINKHouse has not yet conducted an exhaustive external audit across all archive materials, we transparently do not claim full compliance at this stage.

We also work to support keyboard navigation, maintain compliant contrast ratios, and evaluate accessibility requirements whenever launching new features or services.

Feedback & Support

Known Limitations

We welcome questions, suggestions and barrier reports. If you require cultural documentation in an alternate format, our team will assist promptly.

While we strive for seamless accessibility, certain historical and multimedia items published in earlier phases may present navigation or formatting barriers.

These may include archived PDF publications without structured tags, older third-party embedded media players, and past event recordings lacking complete captions.